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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-07-29
THE STANDARD scoRcneo

Great CONFEDERATION Among the Standard
Oil Company's Property - Constable
Hook, ~. ~
NEW YoHK, July c0-Firc broke out
cary this morning In the Standard Oil
Company's immense plant at Constable
Hook. NJ J., and before II could be con-
troled consumed about 100000 worth Of
property.
II was fifteen minutes past twelve
o'clock when a sheet OF flame was seen 10
start up from the roof OF the barrel house
and In an instant the entire top OF tho
building was Ia flames The people OF
the village were awakened by cries Of
"F:re,u and, knowing the imhammablc
material kept In the warehouse, rushed
from their houses feeling almost certain
that their homes werc doomed 10 de'
struction.
The entire hre department, com prising
eight engines, FASTENED to the scene OF
the confiagration. Before the hremen
could get the sluggish water through the
hose the firc had assumed mastery over
tho surrounding buildings, and from
every nook and corner Of tho sheds and
warehouses ton CUES OF hame shot forth.
1 In few minutes the barrcl-house was
I 4 mass OF embers. but the supply house,
I built OF solid timbers and heavy walls
gavc ample food for tho flames. The
I sparks were blown TO a neigh boring oil
tank, and an explosion that shook the en-
tire village followed. Other tanks also
exploded. and in less time than u takes u
describe Il there were a half dozen oxpo
sions The burning oil was scattered In
al directions. II was thrown on the wood
sheds and warehouses, scattered through
the yard, and In q short time Q quarter
! Of mile Of such structures, built along
the waters edge, were throwing brilliant
lights over the bay. The vessels had Il
move out OF danger. 1t was . gorgeous
scene.
Tho cause Of the firc could not be defn
itely ascertaincd, but the origin suggests
spontaneous combustion. As far as car
be learned no one was injured. Hundred,
will be thrown out Of employment
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WARRINGTON, July - The acting Sec
rotary Of the Treasury has received tho
reports Of the special examiners whn
were directed to make special examine.
tioD OF the books and accounts Of the dis
bursing officers OF the SIXTH Auditors
ONCE. These reports show that the booIs
and accounts were correct, with the an
parent shortage OF twenty dollars In tho
accounts Of the Disturbing ofYiccr Of the
Ffth Auditors ONCE. The examiner 4
confident that this disbursing clerk, upon
Z review or HE books, will BE- able 70 20.
count for this discrepancy. Since his ap
pointmont. In July, 1855 he HIS disbursed
oo1k ~ II Il believed that tho shortaee
q from over-uav mcnt.
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Nh GERAhD y. ALLEN. The st. Louis
millionaire, died at Richneld Springs, n
u. on the 2lst.
NEwsof bloody battle in the Soudan
has reached Cairo, Egypt
ELMER e. THOMPSON, OF st. Louis. was
seriously wounded near Fullerton, Neb.,
on the 2lsL
THOMAS j. MONARCH. the noted Ken
lucky whisky distiller, died on the 2lst
THE people At Catania, Spain. are panic
stricken because OF the rapid spread Of
cholera.
THE Chicago Doodle case jury was COM
plcted on the 2lst and the trial begun
IL railroad disaster on the Erie line In
New Jersey, on the 2lst eleven Italian la
borcrs were killed.
THE opinion prevails at Vienna that
| Prince Ferdinand will decline the Bull
garian throne.
THE Presid ent refuses to pardon James
ID. Fish. the New York bank criminal
| "A xEw intern ational canal scheme be-
tween Germany and Holland Is being de-
veioped nc Berlin and Antwerp.
| PRrsEpExr CLEvELAxp's Western trip,
| il Is now said, will include Kansas City
and other points.
| PETER BURKHARr, farmer who lived
near Petersburg, Ind, killed his wife on
the 2ist and then ended his own life.
| TnE st. Louis groccrs hal Their hearin
before the Inter State Commerce Com
mission at Washington On the 2lst-
THOMAS r. PowRLI was nominated for
| Goveruor by The Ohio state Democratic
convention at Cleveland on the 2ist.
RrponTs were received 81 London on
l the 2l,t that Henry NJ. Stanley. the A.
I Il a. explorer, had been killed. The -
port lacked CONFIRMATION.
Tnr yacht Thi site Is to sail from Gias
COW Tor New York on the 18th. She car
1 rics forty men. Her owner and captain
are sanguine that she will win the Amer
ica's cup.
MRs. CLEvxLAxD celebrated her twenty
third birthday on the 2lst The event wa
observei very quietly ~ the Prcsidenr
country p acs, OAK View.
Tux establishment OF J. d. Young q
Son, fcr the preparation Of bark extracts
used IN the manufacture OF tobacco, a
Dcnmcad's wharf, Canton, Nd, wa
bu rned on the night Of The list Loss
Il 75sr preach Chamber d Deputies, OF
Ithe 2lst. votea 50QO0g francs for the tenn
Iporarv resumption o. performances b,
line Opera Comique Company who's
thssser Was recently destroyed BY fire.
rnE rine contest for the Elcho chaI
|lcngc shield took place at Wimbledon
IEnplnnd, on the 2lst me English team
won BY a score Of 1870 p0lnts. The Scotcl
team made 1859 and tho Irish team 4, 80
irs reported an arrangement has bccI
made between the King and Queen o
IBervia, and that there will be no ofIicia
ldivcrcc. Milan allowing Natalie TO reside
Tin Germany with the Crown Prince
Ihey will probably rosIds IN Stuttgart
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LONDON, July 81. The rumor which whs
given circulation this morning that Henry
M. stanley had lost his life IN Africa ~ 2
flQht with the natives, or by drowning o.
the supply steamer, u utterly discreditcu
here. The latest authentic news rom
STANLEY was received from ArvivieI
on The "a o. June. II would 2,
imposs iblc for 4 native 70 afterward rca'n
Natadi. whore tho shooting or drowning
4 reported Ia have occurred, and from
there "a % "a 81. Thomas, whore there por..
comes from, IN the time between juno
ana tho pressnt. Tho distance rom
Masadi 10 Aryivigi alone u one thousa""
miles. ana Il y through the roughcs' K'h'
Of country.
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ELEVATOR suRNED.

The 9t. Anthony Elevator. with Over
million Bushels Of wheat Burned -
Minneapolis.
MrSxEAPoLra Mian., July 2o.-About
q quarter after seven O'Clock last evenin
fire was discovered in the 81 Anthony
elevator, on the east side OF town, four
miles from the business center OF the city.
Two engines were sent down, but owing
to tho inadequate supply Of water, q
small creek being the only source OF sup
ply. their efforts were well nigh futile.
and the mammoth building slowly but
certainly fell before he onslaug ht OF the
famea and at . late hour was stu
smouldcring Tho elevator was the
largest structure Of the kind In the
Northwest Il was . triple building,
conn ccted BY bridges or tramways. and
had a capacity OF 700. 0oo bushels, but u
this time contained but I, 100. 0OO bushels
q great quantity being shipped 70 Chi
cago when the high prices caused ~ To-
sCorner'' were prevailing.
The wheat inthc elevator.itis supposed
will be total loss, and IL estimated 70 D
worth e8,5. OO0 OF this amount Wash
burn, Crosby 3 co. had $1,000 bushels
whichis fully covered By Insurance Thu
balance Il likewise supposed 20 be cover
Cd. The loss to the building and mnchin
cry IL Is ZOO, insured for e21SOO0 Tn
wheat dcstroye Is one-t0nth the visib's
supply Of tho Northwest exclusive :
Duluth
The burned building Is a comparativcl,
new structure, and was well cQuipps'
with apparatus to b. uscd in case Of IRE
and had two watchmen constantly EN-
ploycd. How the fire started - mys
terry, and no satisfactory theory can b.
advanced BY those in position 70 know
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-07-29

Inn rscrctary a state has received
through The 0ermsn Minister n Wssor
inRton. from The Emperor % Germany :
check for 400 and two gold watchee
embellishod with The likeness and mono
gram Of the Emperor. with : request that
the money be divided equally among the
families Of tho fvc cmbors Of the lifo-
saving crew az Dam Neck, Mills station.
Va. who Loaf their lives In attempting 20
rescue the crew OF the German ship Eliza
both. on the Sth day OF January last, and
that the watches he presented % Frank
Tcdford and Joseph 3 Etheridge, the
only survivors OF tho life-saving crew
Tun President and party arrived -
Washington on the cOth.
Mn BLAuxE's health b reported 70 %
very bad In Scotland.
a WOMAN has becn arrested In New
Brunswick charged with numbering
three OF her children.
BARON SErLLERE has been released from
the French asylum In which no has been
confined for several months.
AxoTuER revo ution u imminent In bul-
gariA The army threatens 70 proclaim
~ 6oposed Princs Alexander King.
I'm Ps~kHotol q Blllinea Mont, was
destroyed ~ fre q tho Dth, caused BY
- oxplooIoa Of . lang Loss. tl16oo;
lneQrooco noutnok
Inn great dre - - 4Andari VI
Worka ~ Coue table 4oo<s - y, on the
oh, w41 goc under coo{<o' after Two
large woEc1ouooo> o1roo iuuonse tanks.
four ~ docks and nor 14oo barrels q
~ WoPo 1oooroved; loos. 1,ooAoo0.
IuneGocts o. the rocont atrIke on the
brooklyn Elevated road hevo all disap-
pcared. A. frnins - Funning on old
schedule u14 urine seve1V 10 en- wno
quit wor< - IN hours 1once. Sixty
eight, CoIorpi Martin says, neSe MED sP
Pile tons kor rolnstetcmen:
BRIGGS owItTs 90 por3rpuse IN I'm,
annau, vnoo 49, re Nv remoaeiee
xor menutacs9rin9 pokposeS was ousn ~.
@ sne S0'ns in!oiv'N4 49, OF sioow-
Tue uro oterte4 - -. o:eam iree1ei
xaceory o. NE oooc1 = kS:Ssr COMPANY.
A99u<AAt o.os.sAAt AsSAhD gave
nearing - Ue sotn 70 REPRESENTATIVES,
importers 9! eumatra tooacco anu q
growers OF domestic rear .ooacco - -.
gard 70 the general question a. 70 .ne
proper metnoa o. ne'e1minhS 'no
tisoie vaiue OF Sumasra 'ooaeco
1hk COTTON worm - saiu 70 70 ucin
great damage 70 tne crop IN EgypL
SHERIFF MoSkLL- OF Cnaaron, ceo' on
the 10Th. arrested IN omana young
woman named Maggie Lovietts' on
charge OF being an accompnce IN inc
murder and ROBBERY OF man VINO lrveo
In CABIN . snort uistance out q
Cnadrcn. Inc alleged rrincipai ~ tne
crime y man nsmed lnom pson,
hon Asa r okoskh' teia'ivo "
PRESIDENT 1ieveianu' ana "a whose nonof
me rresiaent received ms gwen name
died AZ Seorgetown' ny, on inc SO'n'
aged seven'y-nve years. ne was porn 10
ontario County, y. ana moved =.
hentucky IA lct- ne WIS me moer o.
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sLA,Me IN SCOTLAND.


eee - e
-. 49, s&.Hs...n. Pnrelsanntes IN the
nsSlc.elo. 81 = statue 60 an Ancient
I. Scottlsh King $40 ompllmsnts % nrleish
neportsrs"-The Turnplke Juaket Too
much for Him.
! CHICAGO, July 90 "A cable from King
horn, Scotland, TO the Macs says; The
admtbsi0n has been made By Mr.. Hale TO
Scotch dignitary that Mr. Blaine IL 60
verely ailing, aad that hs V half-doter-
mined 70 abandon HE trip 70 Paris, and
the Stanley Club entertainments Tho
turnpike junkot 70 Dumforline shook Mr..
Blaine up 90 that he has complained ever
snco Of racking pains In the back. His
appetite 10 bad aud the table servants say
his temper 10 worse.
He could not be induced 70 take seat
In tho couch this morning, though he gave
up all thought Of gcing 70 London. II was
another thirty milo spin TO Kinghorn, and
he was afraid . repetition Of his form
or experience would prostrate him.
While MIRA Blaine and tho girls drove
over with tho Carnogics no walked 70 tho
depot and took the train, arriving ~ X Ing
horn half an hour ahead Of the tally-ho.
At banquet yesterday evening follow
Ing the ceremonies attending the unvail-
Ing Of tho monument 70 Alexander I'LL.
1 Mr. Blaine said In responso TO the toast 10
his health:
THE men Of scotch blood in America
are ar'more humorous than they are In
Scotland, and no portion Of the inhabi-
tants OF the United Statcs have contribute
/ cd more 10 the general welfare OF the Re
4 public, have established higher character
or exhibited In the great fields OF labor
more progressive talent. We must never
forget In the reckoning the influence that
Scotch blood has In the hbcrty-loving
| character Of the people,"
! Many municipal notablos engaged In
! the days ceremonies. The occasion was
\ the honoring OF Earl Elgin and Mr. Mel
son for their gift OF gothic shaft in COM
! mcmoration Of tho tragic death Of Alex
ander Ill, whose horse made . fatal
plunge over crag In the dark. In the
unvailing Mr.. Carnegie and Mr.. Blame
were called for by the crowd. Mr.. Car.
ncgie declined 10 speak, but Mr.. Blaine
came forward, after having sent word to
4 the reporters to "picasc be careful TO re-
port correctly what say" The DuEdee
1 Advertiser man returned this note prompt
/ ":
mn. BLArxE:-Compliments OF British
reporters who need instructions from no
\ public speakers about the performance OF
I their duiies.n
\ Mr.. Blaine said: There Is something
contrary and little out OF place at the
frat thought OF n Republican being en-
gagged in raising q monument 70 King
I fI4auehtor.l but second thought recalls
( that King Alexander III. came 70 his end
before America was discovered. We ara,
therefore practically all in the same boat
I Laughter and cheers.l for my ancestors
on my fathers side were then just as good
Scotch subjects as yours. Ii they had
remained 90 a. l said recently q
An English gentleman. we "a
not know what might have
become Of your nobility. We gave them
all a yerv great chance by allowing
them "a esrane ~ America altar the ~
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ExerSExR REILLY Of the proo11onflol
excursion train. was killed on the ~ ~
the breaking OF . connecting bar q ~
engine The fireman received ocnlp
wound. None Of the Presdents roEey
were In iured. A ~
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-07-29

A SLIGHT earthquake shock was felt ~
Sicily and on the neiRhborinS lt01an
coasts at eight O'Clock o. the morning Of
che 17sh, and wac scompanied BY erup'
tions from Mt Etna, which, however, re-
sulted in no damage
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-07-29

MroH interest," Is manifasted ~ ~
ropean capitals at the outcome q ~
meeting to be held at Gasseln oecu
The Empsrors q An stria and Gern14Jt
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-07-29

THE weak ended ths 18th found - O.
caeo Base Ball Club crowdin Z - ~
troits uncomfortably close for dr. $500
in the League. In the Associeticn - -
Louis Browns had increased thex ~ .
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-07-29

THE Paris Courier d. Soir has advices
stating that King Morodom, Of Cambodia,
has been captured BY Lis brother Sivotha,
the leader OF the insurgents. The King
caused an embassado sent him by his
brother q be beheaded.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-07-29

THE replies Of thePo wen 20 pulgartss
note. asking their approval Of the cleo
ton OF Prince Ferdisand Of Sage Coburs
- n I, ootha :. Prince e BalEria - evs.'v~
nN NE .Eorns 9 Asns1F pdSlshss o.r4 stat
inrthat all Baltimore 4 Ohio deals are
on snd no changes have occurred o. ere
ccntempiased in the ownership Of the
system
ra.ses win not sssae.Issss Prime, 7. O.
: s:s;i' s;s's;' si ssss.s;: <ii
E election
fnE w TIM Conservatives carried the parlia-
nentary election Basintock division Of
Hampshire. England but BY losses 70
themselves and gains for ne o'ad.
s. 1= !. a.: . : mp nc os:sss:
cross the Atlantic ~ balloon. ls wi I'll
~start from s. Nasains and endeav~ -
Z - vs. sr reach Nav York MM ..&&
JusrrcE FrELp o. the Uuited States Su-
nnW Az prsme Court has decided that Mrs Lang
cry would have to return to San Francisco
- N ana appsaph court II she dseire4 g 20
& fs&h sr eislssashin "a 4M
RxroRr. from all overthe land are to
the eject that the fac q the coun,ryc
80 Esd crops are suRxlng for moiseurs spt
alittle less torrii atmosphere 49, !.
!. Mrou interest Is manifsstsd a.ia n
ropean capitals at the outcome q ~
meeting to be held at Casts beev>1n
##E IVA .N The Empsrors q Au stria and Gern1-Jt
rsM 20 discuss the Bulgarian situahon- e
THE week ended ths losh found - 81
trots uncomfortably close FOR dr. Dl.1o
in the League. In the Association ~ ~
Louis Browns had increased thel< ~ .
NMn4# zife Nt I..It|.
n ExsNExa Reilly Of the presldeeflal
excursion train. was killed on the - ~
the breaking OF connecting bar q ~
engine The fireman received . ocnlp
wound None Of the Preskent's pnFV
injured 49,
sLreur earthquake shock was felt -
Sicily and the ne.ghbornSf lto1a.
Amn rs AZ coasis at eight O'Clock . the morning Of
##8Si che f7sh, and was sconpanied by erup'
tions Mt Etna, which, however re-
suited in damage
rHr Paris Courier b. Soir has advices
stating that King Morodom, Of Cambodia,
has been sa!tesed p Liz brother Isl sivq q p
caused embassador sent him by his
# brother . Be beheaded.
OF sas loo the Prime = vale. r.
eeive1 - COPS Of Ancisat and Honon
BE ArtilIsry rom baton privately, I'D
MM later thev were presented At the Princess
levee. which Is considered equivalent 70
presentation TO the Queer .tN w
The London STANDARD says that Coun
w:s ks, "a . 4 cs sa csr arc az 8
Immediately proclaimed under the Crime.
act and that other district(DPv also b
proclaimed II II should seem necessary.
#NH4 TnrUaitei States Judge ordered Mr.
r Harper Of the defunct Fidelity Bank
takeu-tc the Dayton tO.) jail and he wa
transferred the 10Th. THIS Is sup
posed to be done to prevent the grsntin
Of too many special privileges at Cncin
wsniHt',,,s. ~ ~ 81. a. Unite. ..s.
mMMsnM " 10 me former h said 70 be the stronge
In New York CITY and the latter IN II
MA A xovrxrSr has been inaugurate
among leading busIness men q b.
$3.50 fslo, X. e rs.se iand q sly su* y y,
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JUSTICE Field, Of the United States Su-
prsme Court, has decided that Mrs. Lang
cry would have 70 return TO San Francisco
and apDsap1n court 4 she 0oeiro4 g Por
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-07-29

A MOVEMENT has been inaugurated
among the leading busIness men % Buf.
falo. n. Y, 10 sra4se fund OF Sl0o 600,
which viii b offered a. prize for the
best invention for utilIzing the water-
power or Niagara river. Competition will
b open TO the world. NMAM M4
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-07-29

TIM Paris Fgsys says that Captain
yovis wIll mako An attemptin October =
cross the Atlantic In balloon ~ VIII
atart from s. Nasaiu. and endeax~ -
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THE Unitei States judge ordered Mr..
r Harper. Of the defunct Fidelity Bank,
takeu-tc the Dayton tO) jail and he was
transferred on the 18th THIS IL sup
posed to be done to prevent the granting
Of too many special privileges at Cincin-
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or tn 100 the Prince = Wales re-
oeivoo IL COPS Of Ancieat and Honon-
Die ArtilIery rom DDston privately, and
later they were presented at the Princess
levee. which Is considered equivalent 70 a
presentation to the Queen
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THE London STANDARD says that Coun-
ties Kerry, Clara and Galway, and the
Wes>era part q Coun1y Cork, are 70 Be
Immediately proclaimed under the Crimes
act, and that other district(Dwill also Be
proclaimed II II should seem neces sary.
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TIM Conservatives carried the parlia-
mentary election in Basintock division OF
Hampshire. England but by losses 70
themselves and game for the 0tad.
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FaAxcE will not acknowledge Prince
Portland OF eaxe-C cbarg -(seths a. rule
Of Bulgaria, because. RonmellAns vere
perDitted q vote d Ne 6eoeanje fer nh
election.
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QuEEx KAPIoLASI arrived IN San
FRI ncisco BY the regular overland train
on the night OF the 18th. She expected 70
leave On the steamer Australia. which
sailed On the Oh, Instead q waiting for
The United states steamship Hossler,
which was rendered her.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-07-29

II New York State the United Labor
Au~nst u. - the U nion l4Dor party
nests q ceavousion ~ Rochester, August
"a. The former u said TO be the stronger
In New York City and the latter in the
ooantry. fNK 49, HFF&
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Two more Of the great British iron-clads
were in collision on the 10th. The Agin-
court was run INTO ~ Porssmo nth By the
Black Prince and damaged The Agin-
court Is an iron screw ship. armor-plated,
Of ~, 90 tons and $50 horse power, and
the Black Prince Is al iron armor-pa ted
chip Of e.3lO tons and STD horse power.
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Tor Washington ~ night
TnB royal assent Wa given on the 10Th
| TO the Irish Crimes Act Amendment bill.
and u became law.
FRANK BREcKLER, fireman. was killed
in q collision on the Atlantic u Pacific
railroad near Peach Springs, Ariz, on the
10th.
Mn BLAINE made speech at the laying
Of 3 cornerstone 10 the memory Of IN old
Scotch King on the 18th
A FREScH custom oficer named Ritter
az Pagny- -MoseIle was stabbed on The
10Th in quarrel bv German commercial
traveller named Auderbc. The latter vas
arrested
FRoM information received at the Navy
Department II II believed that the United
States steamer vandaiia has arrived 81
Honolulu, o. win do 90 IN few dsya
DISPATCHES have been received ~ the
Department Of State from the United
States Minister 70 Belgium announcing
that the government Of that country has
increased the duty on cattle, coffee and
meat and that after January next meal
win not be permitted 70 enter Belgium
except in the form Of whole animals and
halves and fore quarters Of animals, and
then only when the lungs are atiached X
| Tar Business Educatofs' Associations d
America opened is ninth annual session
at Milwaukee, Wis, on the 18th. Presh
dent Badler delivered the opening I'D
dress. About seventy i've delegates were
present representing most Of the promi
| nent business colleges % the country.
Il TIM 1fexican war veterans or Bostor
and vicinity held . reunion on the 10Th D
| Nantaskct Beach. There were thirty
; four veterans present. Onicers wcr'
elected and resolution Of thanks 70 A
N. Kennedy. OF Washington. for his 81
} forts on behalf OF the Mexican war vet
: Grams Was adopted. A banquet closed ~
reunion.
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FKoN Alaska Information 10 received Of
The seizure o. two vessels caught sealing
within the limits prescribed By the Unite
States Government The crafts are the
American schooner Challenge, thirty
tonA from Seattle, and the British steam
schooner Annie Beck, hailing from Vic.
toria- The seisures were made by the
United states revenue cutter Richard
Hush, and the vessels and their crews
were sent on TO Sifka.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-02-11
MICANnPN AND CITkA
CONN BOTTOMS.

AT Palatka with jacksonville. TamDa Kew
West Railway, and st. August inc and paIat 4 d
Halfway, and fast river steamers for ST Au
gustine, Green Cove Springs, Jacksonville
and all points North. last and West
Mail trains MAX e close connection both WAN :
VIA ]. l. n h. W. Ry-, AT Jacksonville with Al
lanJ:c Coast Line, Fast Mail,
At Gainesville with through Pullman Sleep
err over Savannah, Florida n WesteruR'y Tor
New Orleans, Pensacola, Savannah. Alba nv
montgomery, Louisville. ST. Louis and al
points West.
AT 0cala with Orida Railway and Nayiga.
ton Co. and =. =. q. y e.. X. X.
Al Aston with 81. Johns river steamers for
Jacksonville. sanford and way landings
At Leesburg with the ST Johns aud LAX.
Eustis division of the Florida Southern Rail-
way. and boats on Lakes Harris, bust is aud
Griffin tor all points on axes.
At Tampa with steamships Mascotte and
whitney every Tuesday. Tnui ) lay and Satur-
day for Key West and Havana.
AT l. keland with South Florids Railroad
for Tampa. kissimmee, Orlando and Sanford
At Punta GoTCa with steamer Alice How
ard for Punta Rassa and Fort Myers
s. CONAN1. D. w BROMWELL
General Manager. Genl Pass. Agent.